(Why isn't that thread cited by this site's search engine when I search for <trebuchet>?!...) (I don't use "smilies," but I almost made an exception in this case... "Mad" would have "filled the bill," but, in my case, that one word has more than one meaning...)

...I did "eyeball" this text by comparing it with my own local text in Trebuchet. This does look like Trebuchet. The font's lower-case "G" in particular is distinctive. So is its ampersand.

Have you ever seen this font-identification site? It offers an interactive, "expert system" type of "branching" interface:

NOTE: This page was generated by phpBB, the free open-source bulletin board package. The phpBB Group is not responsible for the content of this page and forum. For more information about phpBB please visit http://www.phpbb.com-->

That "code" is telling us that the Alpha Agora forum is a "Bulletin Board" application which is offered without cost (it's "free," meaning AlphaDictionary wasn't required to pay for it) from "The phpBB Group" as "open-source" software. That means the full programming of the Bulletin Board software is published openly by the phpBB Group, and is developed cooperatively by participants world-wide.

The code also explains that the Alpha Agora is using Bulletin Board version "phpBB3" in its "prosilver" style, which is the default "style" for this version of the Bulletin Board software. "Style" seems to suggest formatting details such as fonts. We can check at the Website of the phpBB Group to see which font(s) is/are used by the default version of this Bulletin Board style.

(Are you unfamiliar with source code? It might help to know about this. The "source code" is the set of instructions which tell your browser how to "put the Web page together" by assembling and then formatting various elements {text, images, etc.} from different directories on the source computer. The instructions are written in a simple programming language, which is referred to as "HTML code," aka "source code." The code isn't included in the display of the Web page which you see in your browser; it's "hiding" behind the visible Web page which you see by default but the code can be viewed.

In Internet Explorer 9 right-click in a blank portion of the main content area of a Web page, then left-click "View source" in the context menu.

In Google Chrome the source code can be seen by left-clicking the wrench icon at the extreme right end of the Address Bar at the top of the screen, then pausing the mouse cursor over "Tools" in the context menu, and left-clicking "View source" in the second menu, as is done in IE9. Alternatively, in Chrome the source code will be displayed when a user left-clicks anywhere on a blank portion of the content area of a Web page, and then enters the keystroke combination Ctrl+U from the keyboard.

Chrome offers a third alternative means of access to the source code: Right-click on a blank portion of the main content area of any Web page, then left-click "View page source" in the context menu.

This may or may not work. It's the address of this page's source code, taken from the Address Bar in Chrome's display of the code on its own browser tab:

No, that seems to be ne plus ultra. It may be too "self-reflexive" to refer ON a given Web page TO that same page's OWN source code. That may be where browsers themselves get confused. Looks like you'll need to gain access to this page's code by using one of the other methods which I've indicated above.

I colored the code which I showed above in green, as it's formatted on the source code page. It's lines 18 - 27 in both browsers.)

I shifted from Internet Explorer 9 in the Home Premium edition of the 64-bit version of Windows 7 to Google Chrome a few months ago and one of Chrome's nice context menu features is the option to "go to" any address which appears in text on the screen. I took that option and "went to":

Default style of phpBB3 (prosilver) is very nice but it use Trebuchet MS font and this font does not appearance fine with my language. I've tried to edit all *.css file in prosilver folder then replace all "Trebuchet MS" in font-family destribute with "Verdana" but it isn't have my desire results. My forums still have error when display my language.Can anyone help me pls?

(It turned out his browser was simply caching the references to Trebuchet and he quickly shifted to Verdana, as he'd desired. A happy ending...)

Oh sorry,My browser have some cached then I refreshed my site, it works very well!

(His written English is MUCH better than my written Chinese! In fact, I can't write in Chinese {or speak in Chinese} at ALL!)

See ya, Jeff. Thanks.Poof! Sometime between Noon and 3 PM I received about 30notifications of emails I was following, and at least2 weeks worth of daily word of the day emails.So whatever happened, and whatever gremlin decidedto leave me alone, I am grateful.If it was you Andrew, thank.